Talking Beaver on the Highway

Your typical friendly Canadian. A beaver on the highway at the Canada US border, welcoming drivers to Canada. He got away fine (and he wasn't rabid, he was just out of place).

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Nicoalbumphoto shot the original footage and saved the beaver (yay!): http://www.youtube.com/user/Nicoalbum...

As you can see in the original videos, the beaver got away fine. :)
For people who are complaining that nobody is slowing down: This is a 110KM/hr highway. It takes a long time to slow down (esp. in the winter and with so many cars), you're not likely to even see the guy until you're almost upon him.

For more talking animals, see Talking Cat Translation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JynBE...

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[sunstarsmoon]

Thank you to whoever stopped and helped him safely off the road. So sad that everyone else kept whizzing by. The poor creature was trapped until the good person came along. Please always stop to help animals who get themselves in a bad spot, they can't speak english and need help.

[lumpyspacehime]

Canada should use this as part of their tourism industry.

[Burns175u]

LOLOLOLOL

[angeline1007al]

Vuf0h

[threehappypenguins]

Hey, I'm Canadian. And I agree with you that it's not true that 50% of Canadians don't graduate from high school. When in fact, it's so easy to graduate from high school here because you're not allowed to fail or get zero's. ;)

Oh, and why the poke about being home schooled? Most of Europe has severe restrictions on home education (or it's outright illegal, like in Germany). In North America it's far more popular. And home schooled kids do better than gov't school kids.

[Blueflame6722]

I was so scared it was going to get hit by a car.

[Siobhan Ratcliffe]

Lol

[Siobhan Ratcliffe]

LIL

[locksh]

LOL

[Robert Haskell]

LOL